Roar TVEdirisinghe Brothers, one of Sri Lanka’s oldest automotive engineering firms is re-inventing itself for the hybrid age. It has now acquired capabilities in restoring lithium-ion batteries, which is good news for owners of hybrid and electric vehicles in Sri Lanka. At the recently concluded Ceylon Motor Show 2019, the company unveiled its latest project, a fully functional hybrid vehicle, conceptualised and fabricated entirely in Sri Lanka.
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